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Jun 23, 2026
Architecture After Disruption: Health, Resilience, and the Future of the American Home | 670 | Tim Barber Architects
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Kelly BeckerGUEST
I think what's changed is that people are... spending more time in their homes and they are more aware of their environment as it relates to health so people are working from their homes now and you know we used to see a lot of these larger spaces the great room connected but now people have a desire for Separation, I suppose.

Kelly BeckerGUEST
They don't necessarily all want to be together in one space if they're going to be together for longer lengths of time.

Kelly BeckerGUEST
So having just options for places to go and so that you're not feeling as though you're working out of your living room.

Kelly BeckerGUEST
and making sure that the air that you're breathing, the materials that you're interacting with are healthier.
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Have you guys had to take a step back and think actually how we originally started walking into a room thinking about a project? Have we had to change or evolve that?